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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: Tuffty on July 20, 2009, 01:49:32 PM
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Professional snipers have been brought in to guard a vulnerable colony of penguins in Australia.
The deployment follows the mysterious deaths of nine of the flightless birds over the last two weeks.
The mutilated bodies of the animals, known as fairy penguins, were found in a national park near Sydney harbour.
The main suspects are dogs and foxes. At 40cm tall, the world's smallest penguin species is clearly no match for such aggressive enemies.
To even up the fight, two snipers have been deployed as bodyguards.
They have started night patrols and have instructions to do what it takes to protect these tiny creatures.
They have joined a legion of volunteers, who have also been guarding the birds during the hours of darkness when they are most vulnerable to attack.
Traps have been also been set in a concerted attempt to catch Sydney's penguin killers.
Think the dead penguins found out about the homewrecker (http://forum.jphip.com/index.php?topic=19774.0)?
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I seriously love all the news titles this year XD
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Awesome. I know lots of lawyers and doctors use their skills for charitable causes. It's nifty that snipers can do the same.
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I'm glad those penguin can sleep well now... :D